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G02B 23/02 (2006.01) G02B 23/16 (2006.01) G02B 27/64 (2006.01)
Patent
CA 2006555
The invention relates to a binocular telescope having a cardanically journalled inverting system mounted on a symmetrical double holder. This double holder is connected via a spring joint to a stationary non-movable base frame which is mounted at the pivot point of both inverting systems. An active movement damping device provides for a field image stabilization in the telescope. The monolithic spring joint provides a spring action perpendicular to the optical axis with the springs being thickened in the axial direction toward the edge to improve supporting capability. Shock protection is provided in the region of the support pivot point and contains an unlatchable latching device. The active damping device consists of a magnet system movable relative to a current coil fixed to the housing. This current coil exhibits a nonlinear effect in order to axially adjust the damping constant. A magnet field sensor is located in the current coil and controls the current flow through the coils via a circuit so that a specific, time-limited change of the damping constant is possible.
Rix Rudolf
Teichmann Peter
Werblinski Dieter
Weyrauch Adolf
Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung A. Foundation Established Under The Laws Of Germany Trading As C
Robic
Trading As Carl Zeiss Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung A. Foundation Established Under Germany
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